Community Education Courses

BREEDING FOR COLOR IN HORSES

This course will discuss basic genetics of coat color and the probability of achieving desired color. Students will learn how to calculate the odds of obtaining desired results as well as learn possible risk factors for certain color combinations. COST: $25

Rangely Campus ~ Cramer
HRSM1001-102              82084                    T, R               10/21-23               6-8pm     VELIE
HRSM1001-103              82086                    S                   10/25              8am-12pm    VELIE 

EQUINE EVALUATION

Focuses on a system of development for evaluating a horse’s conformation and its relationship to performance.  Covers various aspects of evaluating horses while enhancing the student’s deductive reasoning and public speaking skills. Interactive video class. Credit: 3.

Rangely Campus ~ Hill 8
ASC245-151     20496    MW   8/25-12/17    8-9:15am      VELIE

HORSE PRODUCTION

Focuses on the external anatomy, and internal anatomy and physiology including skeleton, joints, muscles, digestive system, urinary-excretory system, skin and hair. Interactive video class. Credit: 4.

Rangely Campus ~ McLaughlin Venue Room
EQM151-151    20497    MW   8/25-12/17    9:30-11:00am             VELIE

TACK AND SADDLE MAINTENANCE

Students will be presented with information on inspecting, cleaning, and maintaining tack for optimum life of leather and safety.  Students will be made aware of conditions that might present danger to horse and/or rider. How to properly clean and oil leather horse equipment and when to replace or repair equipment will also be covered.  COST: $40

Hayden Center
HRSM1001-401              82059                    S                   10/4       8-12pm   GIBSON

Rangely Campus ~ Columbine Park Fairgrounds
HRSM1001-101              82071                    S                   9/20       8-12am   GIBSON